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I really liked Alexander Payne, who pleasantly surprised me back in the early 2010s with " The Descendants ", and really impressed me with the outstanding " Nebraska " a few years later. However, " Downsizing " wasn't ex
With the award season soon coming along, I think the time is right to take a look at some of the favourites for the biggest awards - the Best Picture and its equivalents. Sure, there will be some differences between the
I don't often pay much attention to the Top 10 Films on Netflix on any given day. Most of the time, they are far from being my cup of tea - either superhero flicks, comedies I find unfunny or cheesy romantic flicks that
Winter is a magical season, with its snow-covered landscapes and chilly air, but when a blizzard hits, it can transform the serene beauty into a relentless force of nature. With winter coming in full force in Europe thes
Continuing this series, I picked the rather impossible topic of dissecting one of the world's most popular geographic areas of filmmaking: Britain. British cinema, with its rich history and diverse storytelling, has made
Movies are definitely art. We get invested, immersed, and lost in the cinematic world, eagerly awaiting what comes next. However, there's a growing trend in the film industry that might be pushing our love for storytelli
Films have the power to transport us to far-off worlds, let us witness jaw-dropping spectacles, and even bring fantastical creatures to life. And at the heart of this movie-making magic lies CGI, or Computer-Generated Im
I've already explored Scandinavian cinema and Irish cinema in previous posts, and I thought I might as well turn this into a series. So, if you're looking for something different, something that delves into the raw, the
Autumn, with its vibrant leaves and cool breezes, is a season that naturally evokes feelings of nostalgia, warmth, and change. While Halloween often takes center stage during this time of year, there's a lot more to appr
I feel like I should review a horror film that I've seen at the cinema in the month of October. Disappointingly, though, the offer was extremely limited. I had not heard very good things about the latest Exorcist movie,
When you think of Irish culture, leprechauns, shamrocks, and Guinness might come to mind. But there's so much more to Ireland than these iconic symbols. Irish cinema, in particular, has a unique charm and identity that's
AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been a hot topic in both the tech world and pop culture for quite some time now. From robots with human-like emotions to supercomputers that can predict the future, AI has captured our im
Let's face it, not every film that takes home the coveted Best Picture Oscar deserves the honor. While the Academy Awards have certainly recognized some cinematic masterpieces over the years, there have been a few head-s
We loved our selection of July films - usually, the summer months are a little bit on the quiet side, however this time the competition was fierce. Among others, we had a very amusing attempt to spice up podcast viewersh
Picture this: You're holding a shaky camera in your sweaty palms, your heart racing as you navigate the dark, unknown territory. The screen flickers with each step, capturing your fear and anticipation. This is the world
When it comes to cinematic storytelling, the Scandinavian film industry has carved its own niche with distinct characteristics that set it apart from the Hollywood glitz and Bollywood drama. And I have, especially recent
With his trademark aesthetic, unique characters, and captivating storytelling, Wes Anderson has created a cinematic universe that's impossible to ignore. From deep character studies of the people that populate the worlds
Ironically, I've been looking forward to the new - and final - Indiana Jones for many years now, but once it hit the cinemas I didn't rush in to watch it. It was a combination of being busy, travelling and trying to avoi
Uwe Boll, a name that often sparks strong reactions among movie enthusiasts. Some hail him as an innovative director with a unique vision, while others dismiss his work as nothing more than subpar filmmaking. Known for h
French cinema has a rich and diverse history, renowned for its artistry, emotional depth, and storytelling prowess. And while many examples of French classics can be found throughout history, I wanted to specifically foc
I vividly remember talking about ' Avatar ' with some random people back in 2010, while waiting to go into an exam. They were praising it to no end, and argued that from then on, nobody would watch 2D films anymore. Such
Pirates have always captivated our imaginations with their swashbuckling adventures, hidden treasures, and rebellious spirit on the high seas. From the Golden Age of piracy to the present day, these maritime outlaws cont
Ah, summer! The season of warmth, sunshine, and endless possibilities. As the temperatures rise and the days grow longer, there's no better time to relax, unwind, and enjoy some quality movie time. Unless of course, it's
I know I say this pretty much every month, but it was very difficult to choose a winner for April's film of the month. We had a story about an old man faced with a terrible loss, a haunting experience that vividly depict
